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Spectator who got a standing O at Wimbledon in 1981 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 30th, 2015 other clues |
| Annual Vancouver event, familiarly |
| 'Das Kapital' topic |
| 'The Principles of Mathematics' philosopher |
| 'Whatever the case ...' |
| 1959 #2 hit whose flip side was 'La Bamba' |
| Addresses with bared teeth |
| April, May or June |
| Burn the midnight oil, e.g |
| Business reply card, e.g |
| Chalked warning left for custodial staff |
| Class in which students raise their hands, briefly? |
| Comics pet in a horned helmet |
| Consign to a time capsule, say |
| Corset-making tool |
| Count |
| Cultured ones? |
| Danger in stories of Sinbad the sailor |
| Earliest symptoms |
| Footwear donned on camera by Mr. Rogers |
| Full of risk |
| Gains a 54-Across |
| Germ |
| Gets the lead out, quaintly |
| Has things reversed, maybe |
| Heads for the garden? |
| Informal gauge of credibility |
| It may facilitate playing with one's food |
| It might gain you an hour |
| It's targeted for extraction |
| Kind of port |
| Layette item |
| Like spent charcoal |
| Like TV's Dr. Richard Kimble, famously |
| Mammals that congregate in groups called 'rafts' |
| Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt |
| Mushroom layer of a beef Wellington |
| New York county on the Canadian border |
| Newsman Holt and others |
| No. 2 |
| Noted employee of Slate |
| Onetime Strom Thurmond designation |
| Org. conducting lots of X-rays |
| Overhaul |
| Pirates' place |
| Point made by architects |
| Prestige |
| Prone to tantrums |
| Quintessential |
| Really bad idea |
| Recipient of 11-Down |
| Relative position? |
| Rows |
| Salacious |
| Showed interest, in a way |
| Soft-serve ice cream requests |
| Something shown to 46-Acrosses |
| The bigger picture: Abbr |
| Throw a party for |
| Trademark Isaac Asimov accessory |
| TV honor last presented in 1997 |
| U.P.S. label phrase |
| Volunteer's assurance |
| Was yellow, say |
| What was due for some pioneers? |
| Where most occupants need masks, for short |
| Where you might lose an hour |
| Winged mimics |
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